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Lot 267
Scottish Regiment Artillery Lieutenant Sword, Based on an early 19th century design, Marked to the Blade for the Stirlingshire Artillery Vol, Also stamped J, Wood Blakey to Blade, Having a Basket hilt and Ray skin grip, blade 81cm long, With a white metal scabbard Condition reportThe etching marks on the blade can be made out but are rubbed with age, (Additional photographs of the blade have been taken)Age fading to grip.Age surface marks to hilt and blade.Age scratches to blade.Age staining to scabbard.
Lot 1117
Estelle Thompson (b.1960) ''Moving Colour III'', 2002 Signed, inscribed and dated (20)02, etching from an edition of 15, together with David Hosie (b.1962) ''Falling Girl'', signed and inscribed, ink and Philip Archer, Figure and Shadow, signed, oil pastel, 60cm by 48cm, 25cm by 24cm and 13cm by 20.5cm (3) Artist's Resale Rights/Droit de Suite may apply to this lot, please refer to our Terms of Business
Lot 838
After Judy Ball (contemporary) A set four floral studies, pencil signed, uniformly gilt-framed under glass, 36 cm x 20 cm [Judy Ball was born in Bosham, Chichister in 1940. Educated in Scotland, she trained as a florist at Constance Spry, London. When her children reached teen age she took up etching, selling her work at Covent Garden Market, this grew into the business Judy Ball Cards. Since retired, she now resides at Rye Harbour.]
Lot 125
An antique early 19th century named Naval Dirk / Dagger, believed to be US / American in origin. Having a brass pommel engraved with anchor decoration and the inscription ' USS Enterprise Sailing Master James Bassett 1813 '. A ribbed bone handle with a chain stretching from the pommel to the guard. Floral etching to the curved blade, housed within original leather scabbard. Measures approx 47cm.The USS Enterprise was the third US ship to be named Enterprise was a schooner, built by Henry Spencer at Baltimore, Maryland, in 1799. Her first commander thought that she was too lightly built and that her quarters, in particular, should be bulletproofed. Enterprise was overhauled and rebuilt several times, effectively changing from a twelve-gun schooner to a fourteen-gun topsail schooner and eventually to a brig. Enterprise saw action in the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, and the Caribbean again, capturing numerous prizes. She wrecked in July 1823.
Lot 489
A pair of antique North African ceremonial dress daggers / knives. The first being a traditional North African ' Jambiya ' dagger having a brass capped pommel with floral etching and a wooden grip with green celluloid decoration to the collar. The curved double edge blade of typical form is housed within a intricately carved brass scabbard with suspension rings. The second a North African ' Wahhabite ' half sword having a characteristic white metal and brass mounted hilt. A curved double edged blade of typical form and housed within its original leather scabbard with decorated collar and brass tip. Highly detailed African knives. Measure approx 45 and 71cm
Lot 1314
Anthony Gross "Children Going out to the Fields (Déart Aux Champs)" large plate (Herdman 5601, Reynolds 174", signed Artist's proof, inscribed with title in pencil, etching, numbered 2/5, 53 x 45cms (plate size), unframed. NB: From the Le Boulvé Suite of eight plates depicting people and landscapes in and around the village of Le Boulvé, South-West France. Published by St. George's Gallery, London in 1956, as an edition of 50 with five Artist's proofs of each plate.
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